| Children's Day Celebration Week |
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| From 14-11-2011 to 19-11-2011, only @ Narayana Nethralaya - 2, Hosur Road, Bangalore |
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Free registration for children |
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Free eye check-up for children |
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20% concession on spectacles for children |
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| With lot of fun & activities for children |
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For more details contact: 080-66660691 |
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| Narayana Nethralaya celebrated 29th anniversary on 23rd October 2011 |
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NN team comprising doctors Rohit Shetty, Mathew Kurian, Dipali Prabhu, Hemamalini Srinath & Shubha Mehta attended the VIENNA 2011 XX1X CONGRESS OF ESCRS, 17-21 Sept, 2011 and presented 5 papers & 6 posters.
Dr. Rohit Shetty had an invited talk "Alcon's Wavelight FS200 Femtosecond Laser "at the Alcon satellite meeting at Imperial Palace Hofburg on Innovations in Advanced Technology IOLs and Laser Systems.
Dr. Mathew won the ORBIS medal for his poster titled “Telesurgical training to enhance safety and effectiveness of phaco training” in the session, ORBIS- Treatment or prevention of blindness in the developing world. |
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Narayana Nethralaya Super Speciality Eye Hospital – NN2, Narayana Health City, Bommasandra, Hosur Road, Bangalore is the third Super Speciality Eye Hospital in India to receive NABH accreditation. |
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Narayana Nethralaya 3rd branch has opened at Castle Street, Opp. Sacred Heart Church, Ashok Nagar. Bangalore |
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| Dr. K Bhujang Shetty (CMD of Narayana Nethralaya) received the Kempegowda Award 2011 |
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| Dr. Ashwin C Mallipatna's PhotoRED project received the Techonology Review - 35 INDIA 2011 award |
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| International Society for Genetic Eye Diseases & Retinoblastoma Conferenece (ISGEDR - 2011) |
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| Inaugurated by Dr. K Bhujang Shetty on 14th January, 2011 at Narayana Nethralaya |
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| On behalf of the International Society of Genetic Eye Diseases and Retinoblastoma and Narayana Nethralaya Post-Graduate Institute of Ophthalmology, The international conference which started from January 14th to the 16th, 2011. The conference hopes to address issues related to disparity in patient care globally by bringing together expert physicians, surgeons and scientists of the field of genetic eye diseases and retinoblastoma. |
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| The prevalence of childhood blindness in India is estimated to be 0.5 per 1,000 children, and up to about 1.1 per 1,000 children in other poor countries. According to some population based studies in India, the main causes of childhood blindness are congenital and inherited eye diseases. In addition to a significant strain to the family and affected child, childhood blindness contributes to loss of productivity and accounts for more than 25% of the economic burden of blindness in India. |
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